The new government of Germany is going to put pressure on the European Union so that he will consider the methods of suspension the right to vote Hungarian on foreign policy and security issues, said Politico magazine with reference to the sources and draft agreement of the party member of the ruling coalition of Germany.
Conservatives, led by the new Chancellor Friedrich Merz and their likely left-centric coalition partner, the Social Democratic Party (SDPG), agreed to demand from the EU to suspend funding and the right to vote of any countries that “violate key principles such as the rule of law,” the draft coalition agreement says.
“Existing protection tools, from proceedings on violation of the rights and withholding of the EU to the suspension of rights to membership, such as voting the EU Council, should be applied much more consistently than before,” the journalists have quoted the text of the document.
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Hungary, under the leadership of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, is not called directly in the text, but this refers to Politico.
Orban several times used his right veto to block sanctions against representatives of Russia. The new government of Germany wants to “advocate the expansion of the right of a qualified majority upon voting in the EU Council, especially on some issues of general foreign policy and security policy, such as the introduction of sanctions.” This would make decisions without the need to obtain the approval of Hungary, the sources of Politico explained.
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In 2018, the European Parliament launched the “procedure under article No. 7” against Hungary due to suspicion of “serious violations” of the basic values and fundamental rights of the bloc. But the process that could lead to the suspension of the rights of the vote of Hungary stalled due to political disagreements between the EU participating countries.
In 2022, the European Commission decided to block about 22 billion euros from the EU funds intended for Hungary. The reason was called fears about the observance of human rights and independence of the judicial system. Last year, more than 10 billion euros were defrosted, which caused a negative reaction of some EU participants, Politico writes.
At the end of December, Orban called Vladimir Putin his "right partner."
At the end of February, Hungary demanded that the eight Russians, including the Minister of Sports of Russia, Mikhail Degtyarev, alpha Bank, Mikhail Friedman and Pyotr Aven,, businessman Alisher Usmanov, bring from the sanctions of the European Union, including the EU sanctions. Otherwise, Hungary promised to impose a veto on the extension of European sanctions against the Russian authorities.
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